Burton Medical Lighting: CoolSpot II || Item # CS316
Burton Medical Lighting CoolSpot II Examination Light — Item # CS316 (120V)
The Burton CoolSpot® II is an aesthetically appealing examination light that delivers incredibly pure white light, a guaranteed no-drift arm, a high-intensity setting, and variable spot-size control — making it the spotlight of choice for clinical examination and procedural applications. With intensity of up to 60,000 lux (5,574 fc) at 1 meter, the CoolSpot® II provides exceptional illumination performance in a clean, modern design.
A new, improved housing design is easy to clean and features a convenient SteriHandle for effortless positioning. The removable, autoclavable center SteriHandle allows for one-handed removal or replacement — ensuring sterile procedures can be maintained without compromising lighting control. A friction knob allows users to adjust the tension on the self-balancing arm to their desired level without tools. In contrast, the guaranteed no-drift arm keeps the light precisely positioned where needed throughout a procedure.
Technical Specifications:
- Illumination: Up to 60,000 lux (5,574 fc) at 1 meter
- Color Temperature: 4,300 K
- CRI (Color Rendering Index): 94
- Light Source: 150-watt halogen bulb
- Bulb Life: 600-hour average on standard setting
- Variable Spot Size: 2"–10" (5–25 cm)
- Dimming: Bi-level dimmer for variable intensity
- Voltage: 120V model standard
- Warranty: 5-year limited warranty
Key Features:
- Up to 60,000 lux (5,574 fc) at 1 meter for powerful, pure white illumination
- CRI of 94 for accurate color visibility
- Bi-level dimmer for variable intensity control
- Variable spot size from 2" to 10" (5–25 cm)
- Guaranteed no-drift arm for precise, stable positioning
- Removable, autoclavable center SteriHandle for sterile, one-handed positioning
- Easy-to-clean housing design
- Friction knob for tool-free arm tension adjustment
- 150-watt halogen bulb with 600-hour average bulb life
- 120V model standard
- 5-year limited warranty
- Ideal for examination rooms, procedure areas, and clinical settings requiring precise, high-intensity lighting
